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I don't need it for extreme gaming, it's really for RS/youtube/browsing facebook and such.

Processor: Intel i5 2.3ghz with turbo boost up to 2.9ghz
Screen Size: 17.3"
RAM: 8gb (expandable to 16)
Hard drive: 750gb 5400rpm SATA
Graphics card: AMD Radeon HD 6490M 1GB
Built in webcam
Wireless Networking: Wireless-B+G+N
Audio: Beats Audio with triple bass-reflex subwoofer
Battery Life: Up to 10 hours
OS: Windows 7 home premium 64-bit.

This is an HP laptop for $800.
 
Perfect for your needs.
I have basically the same Specs and works like a dream..Very good price.
 
I would say yes. I got a Laptop for much more than that price with a shitty processor and all. I got it for just normal uses and it gets the job done (just gets hot fast). That laptop is more than enough for normal use unless you plan on botting on it only.
 
Perfect for your needs.
I have basically the same Specs and works like a dream..Very good price.

I would say yes. I got a Laptop for much more than that price with a shitty processor and all. I got it for just normal uses and it gets the job done (just gets hot fast). That laptop is more than enough for normal use unless you plan on botting on it only.

Thanks for the input, yeah it may exceed my needs, i just want something that will be reliable in the long run and it has a 1 year warranty.
 
It will indeed be reliable in the long run except that it might be a bit big and heavy in case you ever want to take to college/work (trust me on this, I regret buying the same size laptop you have). You might also want to extend your warranty (I'm not sure if it's just me but I tend to forget when my warranty expires) as it's very crucial in case of mechanical issues.
 
It will indeed be reliable in the long run except that it might be a bit big and heavy in case you ever want to take to college/work (trust me on this, I regret buying the same size laptop you have). You might also want to extend your warranty (I'm not sure if it's just me but I tend to forget when my warranty expires) as it's very crucial in case of mechanical issues.

I don't intend on taking it to either, plus I have the luxury of buying it in person, I'll be able to test the weight and size myself. I see what you mean though, it seems like a great desktop replacement though (as my current desktop is shit).

I really do keep it around the house, unless maybe i go to a friends or on vacation, once again 17.3" HD seems really nice for movies along with the Beats audio.
 
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Thanks, but I've owned HP desktops and laptops and know people who have had them for a lot longer.

It's different for everyone, however their support site is shit, it took me three days to figure out they were giving me the wrong driver for the wrong desktop even after I called them and e-mailed them.
 
u looking to be playing games on it?? i guess its good for games and stuff

Stated in main post, playing rs while casual browsing on youtube/facebook/*******, also using skype, etc. In the long run, i may be botting a couple accounts or playing a more demanding game.

It's different for everyone, however their support site is shit, it took me three days to figure out they were giving me the wrong driver for the wrong desktop even after I called them and e-mailed them.

I suppose, I like my HP products though.
 
If you aren't using it for gaming I highly suggest for you not to get a 17.3".

Get a 15" or smaller. The 17" will be heavy and annoying to carry around.
 
I'll mostly be at home with it, if i do take it anywhere, I put it in a backpack.

Having a laptop is nice because of its portability, when you go for the 17" you pretty much lose that. Go to the store (if you haven't yet) and compare the size and weight of different sizes of laptops. Yes a 17" can still fit in a backpack but it's not fun to carry around.
 
Having a laptop is nice because of its portability, when you go for the 17" you pretty much lose that. Go to the store (if you haven't yet) and compare the size and weight of different sizes of laptops. Yes a 17" can still fit in a backpack but it's not fun to carry around.

I've already done this, I honestly don't see it as a problem, I own a 15.6 now, I feel that the screen is small, weight isn't a concern to me.

If it fits. My 17.3 inch is huge. 22 inches diagonal when closed

It will, I've already tested my friend's, I was worried about the screen being to big at first, but I've looked in-stores and compared mine to friend's, I do like the 17.
 
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